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"It probably wouldn't be terribly difficult for you to find medallions that have been converted into wall clocks," Mr. Fromberg said.

"This level of debt, though high by their standards and those of the industry, will not be terribly difficult for them because of their cash flow," said Mark A. Riely of the F. Eberstadt & Company.

It can be terribly difficult for government to secure financing for new programs -- let alone for prevention programs, which are often the last funded and first cut.

Things other people find simple might be terribly difficult for you.

It must have been terribly difficult for Chris, being with someone who didn't find him desirable".

"It is terribly difficult for teachers who think of themselves as a sage on the stage to get used to the idea of being a guide on the side," Nunamaker says.

It is terribly difficult for a new charity, even a breakthrough one like Give Directly, to grow quickly enough to make a substantial impact, particularly where, as here, the organization has relatively modest experience in fund raising and marketing.

It will be terribly difficult to outscore Houston while James Harden is on the floor.

That shouldn't be terribly difficult.

This era of collaboration will be terribly difficult to develop.

Dealing with Asperger's in a marriage can be terribly difficult, Rodman says.